in reply to Mixing documentation and data
Well, if you want to stick with perl, and don't want to duplicate the data, two ways
__DATA__ =head1 ERROR MESSAGES =item * eof Unexpected end of file =cut
Then when you're reading from *DATA, adjust your regex
Or better idea, make it what it is, a hash
$ podchecker junk junk pod syntax OK. $ perldoc junk ERROR MESSAGES %E2S = ( eof => 'Unexpected end of file', ); $ perl -Mstrict -Mwarnings junk { eof => "Unexpected end of file" } $ cat junk BEGIN { use vars qw' %E2S '; my $pod = <<'=head1 ERROR MESSAGES'; =head1 ERROR MESSAGES %E2S = ( eof => 'Unexpected end of file', ); =for no_pod_formatter =cut } use Data::Dump; dd\%E2S; $
and even better idea is to use gettext, and generate the pod from your .po/.mo database, using whatever means,
a utils/gettexttopod.PL (or utils/gettexttopod ) you wrote, or whatever
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